Methods of transportation in Tokyo, Japan. Coolies pull jinrikishas along a street. Japanese people ride bicycles. Tourists ride in jinrikishas. A horse-drawn hay wagon moves past along a road. Streetcar and truck traffic. A pagoda type structure. Men pull loaded vehicles. Railroad tracks and yards.
Methods of transportation in Tokyo, Japan. A Japanese man pulls a rickshaw (called jinriksha) with a portly tourist seated. Tourist directs the Japanese man pulling the rickshaw. The word 'Express' is written on the cape of the rickshaw man. Two tourists and the rickshaw man pose together. Japanese men walk, ride bicycles and pull carts across a wooden bridge. Donkeys draw tree-loaded wagons. Japanese men, women and children on a narrow street. Carts and wagons move past a street.
Japanese emperor inspects his army in Tokyo, Japan. Emperor Hirohito a astride white horse reviews the Japanese Army. Light tanks pass a review stand. A squadron of airplanes in the sky. A mass of Japanese troops parade past the Emperor.
Japanese Emperor Hirohito on horseback followed by other Japanese officers on horseback along Yayogi parade grounds in Tokyo, Japan. Emperor Hirohito reviews his cavalry, infantry and artillery.
Japanese policemen and women enter the main public gate of the Imperial Palace park in Tokyo, Japan. Japanese policemen lined up in the Imperial Palace park. The policemen march and stand at attention in front of the Imperial Palace.They bow respectively, and then raise their white-gloved hands in unison to cheer. Cadre of Shinto priests lined up in front of the policemen. When the ceremony concludes, the policemen and families run to meet one another.
Many open automobiles carry high ranking Japanese officials, along a road in the Imperial Palace park in Tokyo, Japan. The cars drive past lined up Japanese policemen. The policemen assemble into formations on the park grounds. Some of them jog into position. They carry ceremonial swords. They parade en masse in the park grounds. Mounted policemen also parade beside them. Policemen stand at ease in the ranks.
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